Prop firms charge a fee for an evaluation, a simulated account you must pass before you can earn payouts. Their promotions are discounts on that fee, usually through a code at checkout. A good code can cut the price by 40% to 90%, but it does not change the rules you must pass, the activation fee some firms charge after you pass, or the odds: most traders fail. Each offer below is checked against the firm's own site.
Apex Trader Funding
Apex Trader Funding is selling its futures evaluations at up to 92% off with code SAVENOW, which takes the 25K Intraday Trail evaluation from $167 to $13.36. The sale ends around October 12, 2026, and Apex runs a new sale every few weeks.
FundedNext
Code FNFLEX gives 47% off your first 2 FundedNext Futures Flex challenges and 40% off from the third purchase. The Flex 50K costs $69.99 instead of $133.99.
FundedNext
Code RAPID cuts Rapid Pro and Rapid Daily futures challenges by 43% to 50% on a first purchase, with the 25K at $79.99. Repeat buyers get 36% to 46% off.
FundedNext
Code STOCT takes the Stellar 2-Step 6K challenge fee from $59.99 to $34.99 (30% off for US traders, $49.99 to $34.99). It only covers four small account sizes and has no fixed end date.
Take Profit Trader
Code NOFEE40 takes 40% off the monthly Test subscription for as long as the account runs and replaces the $130 PRO activation fee with a $130 credit. A $50K Test drops from $170 to $102 a month.
Topstep
New Topstep traders get 15% off their first Trading Combine purchase by entering a trader referral code at checkout. Topstep publishes no public coupon codes, so the code has to come from an existing Topstep trader.
Topstep
Topstep takes $10 (50K), $20 (100K) or $30 (150K) off the monthly price of a No Activation Fee Trading Combine when you add a Daily Loss Limit at purchase. No code is needed and the discount recurs every month.
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You pay for an evaluation (Topstep calls it the Trading Combine, Take Profit Trader the Test, FundedNext a challenge). If you reach the profit target without breaking the drawdown and consistency rules, you move to a funded or performance account and can request payouts. Firms discount the evaluation fee in three ways: a public code entered at checkout, such as NOFEE40 at Take Profit Trader or FNFLEX at FundedNext; a time-limited sale, which Apex Trader Funding runs roughly every month, usually at 80% to 92% off; or a referral code from an existing trader, which is how Topstep's 15% discount works.
Some discounts apply once and some recur. Take Profit Trader's NOFEE40 takes 40% off the monthly Test subscription for as long as the account runs, and Topstep's Daily Loss Limit discount lowers each monthly payment by $10 to $30. Most sale codes, by contrast, only cover the first purchase or the first one or two challenges.
The code lowers the price of trying, not the chance of passing. Take Profit Trader's own disclaimers show 16.86% of Tests passed in 2024 and 36.22% in 2025, FundedNext says about 23 in 100 participants advance, and around 17% of Topstep Combines reached the funded stage in 2025 data reported by third parties. A failed evaluation needs a reset or a new purchase, and resets are usually not discounted.
Watch the costs that come after the discount. Apex charges a Performance Account activation fee after you pass on most plans, which no coupon covers; Topstep has a separate activation fee unless you buy the No Activation Fee Combine; Take Profit Trader turns its $130 PRO activation fee into a credit with NOFEE40. Payout rules (minimum requests, qualifying days, consistency rules, buffers) decide when the money actually reaches you.
None of these firms is a regulated broker, and the evaluation and funded accounts are simulated: you trade the firm's virtual capital and are paid from its profit share program, not from a client account protected by a compensation scheme. That is why we list prop firm discounts on their own page and keep them apart from broker bonuses. Each firm also restricts certain countries, so check the eligibility list before you pay.
Researched by the BrokerBonuses editorial team. Last reviewed 2026-10-08. · How we research